Kenneth S. is a Research Associate at Harpoon Therapeutics at Harpoon Therapeutics. He possess expertise in leadership, laboratory, public speaking, chemistry, policy analysis and 39 more skills. He is proficient in German. Colleagues describe him as "I had the opportunity to instruct and observe Kenny in both first and second semesters of organic chemistry (Chem 12A & 12B) and organic chemistry lab (Chem 12AL & BL) in the 2009-2010 academic year. In addition to Kenny’s work at Cabrillo College, I had the opportunity to work with him in a research capacity at the University of California, Santa Cruz over the summer of 2009 in the Bridges to Baccalaureate program funded by the NIH. Kenny’s internship was in Prof. Seth Rubin’s lab where he studied the binding interactions of the Retinoblastoma Protein with Heterochromatin I. Kenny distinguished himself throughout the internship as a serious and professional student with excellent skills. As part of the program the interns are instructed in presentation skills and present their work at the conclusion of the program with an oral presentation. Kenny is a mature individual who demonstrates high moral character and excellent interpersonal skills. He has a keen intellect and is additionally blessed with what I like to call “good hands.” “Good hands” to me describes an individual who just knows how to work with their hands, good manual dexterity, excellent technique, ability to choose the right tool for the right job, ability to improvise and make tools when needed. Kenny has demonstrated good leadership skills, but also an ability to take direction and work as part of a cohesive group. Kenny would make an excellent addition to any research group in academia or industry. Without hesitation Kenneth Sexton has my highest recommendation."